Watch Nia Archives' Huge Boiler Room Set

Nia Archives will soon be one of the biggest names in global dance music. Her unique production style, bubbly infectious energy and impeccable DJ skills have propelled her to the top of underground dance music globally. She is leading the way for the next generation of junglists.

Over the weekend she performed a Boiler Room set in London solidifying her as a certified icon, paying homage to the legends of the genre while paving her own distinct path. It flows between a range of genres, packed with soul, rhythm and energy. It also features a smashing Burn Dem Bridges edit which was made specifically for the set, a moment that will go down in history.

Nia Archives recently released the best track of her career, Baianá. The track samples traditional Brazlian choir Barbatuques and acts as a euphoric, warm soul fuelled club track that has been a staple across all of Nia's sets across the world. It landed with a video that was shot in Brzil and co-directed by herself alongside long-time friend Delphino. 

“I’ve always been a massive fan of Samba Music, Bossa Nova Music and Brazilian culture and had been a fan of the Barbatuques for a while. When I was looking through my samba / bossa playlist and thinking about songs to sample, “Baianá” was the one that stood out for me," Archives said of the release.

"When I started making it, the original version was quite bouncy which I wanted to make harder… so I flipped it into this crazy amen break roller with a Reese bass line. I feel like this one really showcases my work and style as a producer.”

You can listen to Baianá below.